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　　A vividly told history of greed and its greatest practitioners

in the last forty years, and how it gave rise to our current

economic ills.

As Jeff Madrick makes clear in a narrative at once sweeping and

incisive, the single-minded pursuit of huge personal wealth did not

start in the 2000s but has been on the rise in the United States

since the 1970s, led by a few individuals who argued that

self-interest guides society more effectively than community

concerns.

In telling the stories of these politicians, economists, and

financiers—who declared a moral battle for freedom but gave rise to

an age of greed—Madrick traces the lineage of some of our nation’s

most pressing economic problems. He begins with Walter Wriston,

head of what would become Citicorp, who led the battle against

government regulation. He examines the ideas of economist Milton

Friedman, who created the plan for an anti- Rooseveltian America;

the politically expedient decisions of Richard Nixon that fueled

infl ation; and the actions of numerous economic players, including

Ivan Boesky, Michael Milken, Jack Welch, Alan Green span, and

Sanford Weill.

Intense economic inequity and instability is the story of our

age, and Jeff Madrick tells it with style, clarity, and an unerring

command of his subject.

Introduction

　One REVOLUTION

　  Prologue: Lewis Uhler

　　Believer

　1. Walter Wriston

　　Regulatory Revolt

　2. Milton Friedman

　　Proselytizer

　3. Richard Nixon and Arthur Burns

　　Political Expediency

　4. Joe Flom

　　The Hostile Takeover and Its Consequences

　5. Ivan Boesky

　　Wanting It All

　6. Walter Wriston II

　　Bailing Out Citibank

　7. Ronald Reagan

　　The Making of an Ideology

　8. Ted Turner, Sam Walton, and Steve Ross

　　Size Becomes Strategy

　9. Jimmy Carter

　　Capitulation

　10. Howard Jarvis and Jack Kemp

　　Tapping the Anger

　11. Paul Volcker, Jimmy Carter, and Ronald Reagan

　　Revolution Completed

Two THE NEW GUARD

　12. Tom Peters and Jack Welch

　　Promises Broken

　13. Michael Milken

　　"The Magnificent"

　14. Alan Greenspan

　　Ideologue

　15. George Soros and John Meriwether

　　Fabulous Wealth and Controversial Power

　16. Sandy Weill

　　King of the World

　17. Jack Grubman, Frank Quattrone, Ken Lay, and Sandy Weill

　　Decade of Deceit

　18. Angelo Mozilo

　　The American Tragedy

　19. Jimmy Cayne, Richard Fuld, Stan O'Neal, and Chuck Prince

　　Collapse

Epilogue

Notes

Acknowledgments

Index

　　Jeff Madrick is a regular contributor to The New York

Review of Books, a former economics columnist for The New

York Times, and editor of Challenge magazine. He is

visiting professor of humanities at The Cooper Union, and senior

fellow at the Roosevelt Institute and at the Schwartz Center for

Economic Policy Analysis, The New School. His previous books

include The End of Affluence and Taking America, and

he has written for The Washington Post, the Los Angeles

Times, Institutional Investor, The Nation, and The American

Prospect. He lives in New York City

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A vividly told history of greed and its greatest practitioners in the last forty years, and how it gave rise to our current economic ills.

As Jeff Madrick makes clear in a narrative at once sweeping and incisive, the single-minded pursuit of huge personal wealth did not start in the 2000s but has been on the rise in the United States since the 1970s, led by a few individuals who argued that self-interest guides society more effectively than community concerns.

In telling the stories of these politicians, economists, and financiers—who declared a moral battle for freedom but gave rise to an age of greed—Madrick traces the lineage of some of our nation’s most pressing economic problems. He begins with Walter Wriston, head of what would become Citicorp, who led the battle against government regulation. He examines the ideas of economist Milton Friedman, who created the plan for an anti- Rooseveltian America; the politically expedient decisions of Richard Nixon that fueled infl ation; and the actions of numerous economic players, including Ivan Boesky, Michael Milken, Jack Welch, Alan Green span, and Sanford Weill.

Intense economic inequity and instability is the story of our age, and Jeff Madrick tells it with style, clarity, and an unerring command of his subject.